The Volume 5 Trailer has finally appeared online after last week’s Comic Con in San Diego. Check it out Below.Also, check out some coverage of Milo on set at NextOnHeroes.com and JustJared.com.

SDCC 09 – HEROES Looks for ‘Redemption’ at Comic-ConThe Heroes panel at San Diego Comic-Con had a capacity crowd on its feet cheering for the show’s stars as creator Tim Kring introduced fans to the concept behind Heroes: Redemption.But what got a lot of attention from the room was footage that showed Claire, the “cheerleader” from Season 1, kissing her new female roommate in college, confirming rumors about a lesbian kissing scene in the new season.Along with Kring, the panelists included Jack Coleman, Masi Oka, Hayden Panettiere, Adrian Pasdar, Zachary Quinto, Milo Ventimiglia, Robert Knepper, Dawn Olivieri, Ray Park and Madeline Zima.Kring explained the concept behind “Redemption” as being a “new wrinkle” in the show.”The idea is that alongside the show that you’ve been watching all this time, there was this other group, this kind of family of people who had powers who had figured out how to live with us and alongside of us and hide in plain sight,” he said of the next Heroes volume, which begins Sept. 21. “The idea was to create this idea of a carnival. If you can breathe fire, what better way to be in plain sight than to be in a carnival as a fire-eater?Read the entire article at the SOURCE: Newsrama

Here is the DiVide news excerpt from SDCC 09: A Prime Cut of Top Cow: Comics & Movies GaloreHere centerpiece of the Berserker property, Milo Ventimiglia and his producing partner Russ Cundiff took the stage to much excitement, and began flinging Berserker t-shirts into the crowd. They showed the Berserker trailer that had been making the internet rounds, and got into discussing who and what the Berserkers are. Ventimiglia discussed their lineage, dating back to Norse myths, and reveled in unbridled rage in strength and madness of “a feel good kill.”Ventimiglia also announced that his book Rest would be coming to Top Cow. “Life’s better at Top Cow,” he said. He said that he already had a great relationship with Top Cow, truly enjoyed it there, and realized that making Top Cow the home of Rest was the right play.Hawkins pointed to Seth Green and Milo Ventimiglia as the few Hollywood types Top Cow chose to work with, as they are “real people who enjoy comics.” He added that Ventimiglia is actually interested in making good comics, not just creating a star vehicle.Ventimiglia and Cundiff then tried their best to begin a grassroots effort for fans to push for Shana Bass as the director of the Berserker project. Having directed the low-budget, high-quality film, Gabriel, they promoted her as someone with great capabilities as a director, and asked fans to hit the message boards and start the movement.SOURCE

Generate and Milo Ventimiglia’s DiVide Pictures Form Digital Pact for Branded EntertainmentActor/Producer Will Develop and Co-Produce Content for Brands Looking to Engage Digital-Centric Male Audiences Los Angeles, Calif. (PRWEB) July 24, 2009 — Generate, a forward-thinking media and entertainment company serving youth and family audiences, has partnered with DiVide Pictures, the multiplatform production company and comic book publisher co-founded by actor/producer Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes) and producer Russ Cundiff, to produce entertainment content for brands looking to reach DiVide’s native young male audience across digital platforms. Five year-old DiVide – which has produced original series and multiplatform brand campaigns for American Eagle, Cadillac and GQ – recently announced production on Ultradome, a scripted digital series born from Ventimiglia’s lifelong affinity for comic book culture and science fiction, two communities he is considered an iconic member of thanks, in part, to his roles on Heroes and as a publisher of fanboy-favorite comics Berserker and REST.Read more at the SOURCE: PRWeb.com

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Controversial ‘Berserker’ contest opensBy Mark Langshaw, Gaming/Comics ReporterTop Cow and DiVide Pictures have opened a contest to give readers the opportunity to be killed on the pages of a future issue of new IP Berserker.The winner of the controversial prize will have their likeness translated to the book’s pages by artist Jeremy Haun.They will also receive a limited edition copy of the first issue signed by the illustrator, along with writer Rick Loverd and Heroes actor Milo Ventimiglia, who is credited as producer of the series.Berserker follows the story of Farris and Aaron, two men struggling to come to terms with their Norse God heritage. Both characters possess superhuman strength, power and endurance, but are unable to tell friend from foe once they “serk out”.Fans can enter the competition for free via Top Cow’s website or the Comic Book Resources blog. Entries must be submitted before midnight on July 15, with winners selected at random during a draw at the Comic-Con International exhibition in San Diego.Berserker #1 is available in comic stores now.You can enter the contest HERE.

Cinemash re-creates major films: Stars on board for Internet shortsBy Borys KitWill Arnett, Zooey Deschanel, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Milo Ventimiglia, Channing Tatum are some of the stars that have signed up for Mean Magazine’s Cinemash, which re-creates scenes from prominent movies in short online films.The series kicks off Tuesday with Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who star together in Fox Searchlight’s “500 Days of Summer,” interpreting “Sid and Nancy.” The “Sid and Nancy” cinemash dovetails with “Summer” as the two have a scene in which they talk about the 1986 film. “Summer” director Marc Webb directed the short.Among the highlights: Tatum stars in a “Dirty Dancing” parody, Ventimiglia does “Oldboy,” and Arnett channels “Carrie.”The shorts will be available exclusively for download on Microsoft’s Zune, and will stream on MSN, released weekly throughout the summer, beginning on Tuesday, July 7.